The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-28
LOCAL BnEyITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
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TuR GRAND this evening-The Melville
Sisters.
Two marriages. licenses were Issued Sat.
urday.
TIE new gymnasium will DO opened
Tuesday evening.
TIE Corinne Opera Company plays at
Columbus this week.
MAygI's orchestra goes 10 GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, this afternoon to play Tor a hop 10.
night.
TIE Republicans Of Bonwood will hold
the primaries for tho village election this
evening.
A TRAlsnoad Of emisrants passed weatovsr
the b. & u. Saturday. ThOy were Ger.
mans, bound for Montana.
CuAs. FLAGG, q well.known LaBelie
neiler, waH relieved OF S35 by n pickpock-
ct on Friday afternoon, after receiving his
pay.
THR law library Of tho ,ato r. G. Barr
was sold at public sale at the Court House
Saturday, and tho books brought good
prices.
Work on the Belmont blast furnace is
being pushed forward very rapidly. The
bricklayeia commenced work last Wed.
needay.
Tng sale OF the Island rink was on Sat.
urdsy postponed until Wednesday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock at tho front door Of tho
Court house.
TuE Melville Sisters dramatic company
that Is to play at the Grand this week Ar.
rived yesterday and took rooms at tho
Howell House.
MARY WRlGuT, a waahwoman at the
Howell House, walked into an open cellar
door Saturday and fell into the cellar,
bruisine herself slightly.
"NRcx AND Nick" closed its engage.
ment ut the Opera Houae Saturday night,
The matinee audience was very email, and
the house at night somewhat better.
TIE ladies OF the Disciples church will
give a supper and social Tuesday evening,
at the residence OF the pastor. No. &c
South Broadway, for the benefit Of the
church.
A CHANGE in the time table Of the Ohio
River road went into effect at 0 O'Clock
last evening. The passenger trains will
hereafter leave this city ct G:35 AM, ll:15
A. N. and $3.50 Z. NJ.
EMMA YocKR was on Saturday appoint
ed guardian OF Mollie, John, Alice and
Maggie, orphan children Of Anna O,
Yoke. deceased, and gave bond in the
sum OF $l,500, with Adolph Yoke as
surety. ,a
WILLIAM II. SMITH, a popular nail plate
roller who left here on last Monday TO &C.
: cept a position at Niles, Ohio, was brought
home Saturday by his brother. He is
suffering from a very bad case OF inflam.
ma.ory rheumatism.
Mrs. WILLARD WHITE has moved her
children and effects from the South Side
to Ridge P. o., Berkeley county, where
her husbands relatives live, and neal
where he was murdered a short time since,
as will be- remembered
Nix. HAIRY HARDY, the famous cornetist
whose solos when he was with the calvin
Joslyn" company were a popular feature
OF that performance, is now with the Mel
villo sisters, and renders new music al
each performance between the acts.
DURING the past year the police officers
VI bGANOOu 1ASG uAlCplCu "a pSApO1ss AAG
fines paid amount to 5000 10. Licenses
collected, SLAB 90. Amount now in the
hands OF the city treasurer, sl,630 IL.
. HENRY UuLRIcK, formerly Of this city,
went to Birmingham, Ala, some time
since aud commenced specializing in real
estate. He writes to a friend saying that
he bought a lot some time ngo for $500,
and the other day sold it for $500 cash.
JAMES JOHNSTON, a mailer, formerly Of
this city, died Saturday at Miles, Ohio.
His remains will be brought hUre for
3 burial. He leaves a wife and a number
: of children. He was a member Of Black
!. Prince Lodge, X. Of p, which will have
. charge Of the funeral.
THE entertainment given by Miss Dillon
and Prot. Bano at Waynesburg Was highly
appreciated by the people Of that place.
The students Of the college have been
Hooking to the hotel taking private les.
sons from Miss Dillon and have prevailed
upon her to spend Saturdays with them in
instruction. m